News
Transportation Services to offer free visitor parking at select lots during winter break
Complimentary parking will be available at the East, Eisenhower, HUB, Nittany, and West decks, as well as the Commuter lots (Stadium West, Jordan East, Porter North, and Porter South).
Fleet Management Organization to improve vehicle oversight and efficiency
A new initiative, led by Transportation Services, will consolidate and streamline policy and procedures for University-owned vehicles across all campuses .
Game day and weekend parking, traffic, and transit information for Penn State Football vs. Northwestern
Lots will open at 8 a.m. and the game will begin at 3:30 p.m.
Chris Robinson named new sustainable transportation program manager
A Penn State graduate with a master's degree in public administration, Chris most recently served as administrative support coordinator for the Transportation Services Office.
Ian Marshall named new fleet vehicle manager
A Penn State graduate, Ian most recently served as housing services coordinator for Penn State, where he managed various billing and financial processes.
CATA introduces new digital fare provider
Beginning Thursday, July 31, CATA users will be able to use the new digital fare system, Token Transit, on CATABUS, CATAGO!, and CATARIDE vehicles.
2025-26 RIDEpass registration now available
RIDEpass provides access to all CATABUS routes at a discounted monthly rate, with Transportation Services covering a portion of the cost to encourage mass transit use, reduce campus traffic congestion, and support sustainable transportation.
Transportation Services launches new Visitor & Event Parking Request Form
Explore the parking options available for events or daily visitors and submit a request form.
Vanpool information for Penn State faculty and staff
CATACommute & Commute with Enterprise have announced that commuters will now have a flexible vanpool program to utilize.
Cyclists, Others Traveling Across Campus Urged to Be Predictable, Visible
As the number of cyclists and others traveling across Penn State campuses continues to grow, University Police and Public Safety (UPPS), Transportation Services, and the University as a whole remain committed to the safety of all, regardless of their means of travel.